The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-12-15
. Reaa . ,our advertising columns carefully

Read our advertising columns carefully
this week.
Read Bleckley, Brown & Fretwell's new
advertisement.
Have you paid your zta1es2 The tax
books close to-day.
Eggs; have been selling in the city this
week at 20 cents per dozen.
The Baptist Sunday School of this city
will have Christmas Tree.
Some of the "boys'' are already framing
their New Year resolutions.
Good middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday at 81 to % cents.
The cold wave signal was hoisted Mon
day, but the wave didn't reach here.
The new Methodist Church will not be
ready fol, dedication before February.
e Some Of our farmers ale complaining
that their potatoes are not keeping very
Y well. -
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Miss Marie sadler, iof Cartersville, Ca,
is visiting friends and relatives in the
;
The Skating Club is contemplating a
grand Skating Carnival during Christmas
week.
a number OF the young people of the
city win spend Christmas away from
home. ..;a: 81; I.
Gov. Richardson has appointed J. @. G.
Featherston, Esq, Of this city, q Notary
Public.
Call and pay your subscription SO we
can give the printers little money for
Christmas. - =. s. = -
SMiss Emma Clinkscales, Of Belton, is
spending few days in the city with rela.
tives and friends. :ss
3l An important notice appears in this
paper TO those indebted to the late firm Of
W. 8. Ligon q Co:
Rev. d. a. scudday will preach in the
Methodist Church, this city, next Sunday
morning and d.evening.
Some Of the young ladies of thecity are
talking OF giving a Leap Year Dance
shortly after Christmas.
w. DAWSON, representing the firm Of
He. Bucklen q Co., of CLicago, spent q
day in the city last week.
s. Mr.. r. s. Hill IS in Charleston this week
attending the Grand Lodge, A. +. NJ, as
therepresentative Of Hiram Lodge, of this
city. - -
The notes and accounts of Mr.. Frank
q o. 'Donnen have been placed in the hands
OF @. Wardlaw, Esq, for collection. Sea
advertisement.
We had the pleasure of meeting A. G.
Eelborn, Esq, Of Greenville, in the city
last week. He came over to attend to
some legal business.
Christmas trade has opened up fairly
well, and il the weather Is good for the
next few days our merchants will have
all they can attend to.
- Rev. W. III. Lawton and wife, of Orange
burg, have been spending few days in
the city st the Methodist Parsonage with
their daughter, Mrs. w. 8. Wightman.
It is treat tovisit G. W. Fant & Sons
Book Store and view their stock Of Christ
sz mas Cards. Some Of the designs are new
and unique, and the prices are reasonable.
Capt. P. K. McCully was exhibiting at
his store last week fifteen pound turnip,
{ Of the Globe variety, which was raised on
his premises in the city. Who can beat
it.?
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Mr.. G. o. Burriss's school. Mr..
Burriss is an excellent, teacher, and pa
rents could not place their children under
abetter tutor.
Mr.. ]. Aonzo Emmerson, of this Coun-
ty, left last Tuesday for Micanopy, Fla,
where he viii engage in business. We
wish him much success and happiness in
his new:honle. ~
A few days ago Mrs. p. g. Acker, of
Bolton Township, killed a six x-months-old
pig, which weighed 2s0 pounds: She
raised it In the yard, feeding it upon the
refuse Of the kitchen.
Our usual supply of Legislative news
from Columbia failed to reach us this
week. However, We give synopsis of
the proceedings, which we have culled
from the Greenville News.
Married, on Sunday, December II, 1887,
at the residence of the BRIDES father, by
ST. Richardson, Notary Public, Mr..
Frank Austin and Miss Alice Thompson,
all of Williamson Township.
ouriyoung townsman, Rev. b. g. scud-
day, has been sent by the State Confer
ence to Darlington C. n. The good peo-
pie of that town win find Mr.. scudday an
earnest, jealous worker in the Masters
cause.
Married, on December 1st 1887, by Rev.
N. MCGEE, atthe residence of the brides
father, Mr.. J. w. Hanks, Of Anderson
County, and Miss Rosalie Ashley, daugh.
ater of Mr. Wesley Ashley, of. f.Abbeville
County.
Married, on December sth, 1857, at the
residence Of the brides father, by Rev.
M. McGee, Mr.. w. A. Holland, ,of Green
vile, and Miss Mamie Henderson, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. J. q. Henderson, OF Anderson
County.
Mr. James Anderson, of Rock Mills
Township, has presented rs with some
very fine peanuts, which he raised him.
self. He made a fine crop of peanuts this
year, and thinks every farmer should
grow them.
Attention is directed to the advertise
pent Of the Silver Brook Cemetery. For
the next sixty days the Council will sell
the lots very cheap, and after that time
the prices will be higher. Now is your
time to buy you lot.